How the XML file for spring in Eclipse automatically introduces an XSD

When you configure spring development, you need to configure the following description:

<beans Http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans

Xmlns:xsi= "Http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"

xmlns:context= "Http://www.springframework.org/schema/context"

................... The rest of the omission does not write, too troublesome, in short know is here on the line

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1.window->preference->xml->xml Catalog

2. Select User specificed Entries, then click Add

3. Click File System to find the. xsd or. dtd file from your Springframe-release-schema;

Key Type Select schema location

Key is added after the generated path, such as:/spring-beans-4.1.6.xsd

Add everything you need in a similar way, so it will be convenient to use later.

How to generate a description:

Under SRC Click new->xml-> to select the Create XML file from the XML Schema file->next-> choose Select XML Catalog entry:

Then find the XML Catalog you added; The General choice is beans

If you need to add something else, you can click Add on the right

prefix is generally defined as the name of the XSD;

Namespace name is usually the folder path where the file resides;

Location hint will be automatically generated when added;

When you click OK, the one you added above will appear similar to the beginning of the article, unlike the one you need. xsd is different;

This I have been for a long time, do not know why, after installing the Spring IDE still can not check automatically add window, really depressed, this solution is also good, but still very cumbersome;

If there is know how to solve, may wish to write an article let us these techniques small white also long insight;

All right.

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How the XML file for spring in Eclipse automatically introduces an XSD